Paula Fiebich Watercolors
AWS, NWS
Sunday, October 5, 2025
"Chanterelles" has been accepted into the IWM Exhibit!
Development of "Enlightenment"

Wednesday, September 3, 2025
Enlightenment
Monday, March 17, 2025
Monpazier, France
Tuesday, January 7, 2025
New Year and more art to explore!
What is it about a new year and making a fresh start? Do we constantly have a need to re-invent ourselves? I believe the answer is yes. I know that I always start to think about what I want to accomplish this year and what would make me fulfilled and happy. What does one want to have in one's life. As you get older, your thoughts lean toward your longevity. We are all here on a temporary basis. But we get caught up in the everyday things that we need to do in order to live. Art has a way of making even the most mundane lives one of excitement and pleasure.
Last year and this year, I tried some new mediums that can work with watercolor as I have been wanting to expand my creativity. I dabbled with jelly gouache to create my Monet Garden series of paintings. I tried my hand at Collage in which I created my Moon Series. I now have been interested in lino printing. A novice at best but here is my first result shown below. It is entitled "White Mulberry".
Let us all continue to see the beauty around us and leave the troubles in the world to a God. We can help a little to aleviate some discomforts. Hopefully, I hope that you have enjoyed my blog and has brought some inspiration. Take care and have a happy new year.
Sunday, October 20, 2024
Watercolor and Collage
Collage work as intrigued me for some time now. The way that you can put elements of designs and subject matter to form pleasing sometimes abstract or surreal images together. Combining watercolor, is something that I have been toying with. For me, I have to have it revolved around a single theme idea and creatively put together elements in an intuitive way. Here are some results that I am pleased with. The Moons with the backgrounds are my watercolors. The rest are images and papers that I have collected over the years that I am now putting to use.
My Watercolor Workshop in Duravel, France
Bridge in Cahors
Medieval Village St Cirq La Popie
My Students and I out for dinner at Michelin Star Restaurant, Stelsia

Tuesday, July 30, 2024
Incognito
Monday, April 1, 2024
Domaine du Haut Baran
Sunday, March 3, 2024
First Performance!
I am proud of this painting that was a commission for a special friend. It is of his granddaughter in a play. I was so attracted to the theatrical theme and enjoyed creating the lighting effects in watercolor. It was a challenge but I am pleased with the result. I took photos of it in stages as I developed the painting. They are posted below. The painting was done on 300lb Kilimanjaro watercolor paper.